colombard
/ˈkɑləmˌbɑrd/
noun
- A variety of white wine grape originally from France, now also grown in other regions, used to make dry and sweet wines.
- Colombard is often blended with other grape varieties to add acidity.
- She ordered a glass of Colombard to go with her seafood dish.
- The vineyard grows Colombard grapes for their crisp white wine.